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From visiting the beautiful city of Florence multiple times and doing extensive research I have compiled together an extensive list of the best places to eat and drink in Florence. I have included over 10 great spots to eat, including the best places for gelato, and 6 places to enjoy a drink for the evening.

Looking to take a European vacation and are not sure where to start? This complete guide will help with you with the major questions most people have when trying to book a trip. This guide includes tips like how to get there, where to stay, what to do and eat and more!

If you are looking for a complete guide on the beautiful city of Florence to take the stress out of planning a trip. And to save time planning the trip so you can spend more time relaxing then this is the guide for you. This guide includes: - Tips for getting around - Where to stay - Things to do - Cafés, bars and restaurants Follow me on Instagram and Tiktok @postcardsfromrachael

An Italian breakfast usually consist of coffee and a pastry. Enjoy this free guide to find the best pastries and sweets in Florence, Italy.

Florence is known for its art history, architecture, and food. This guide is part of my 12 day trip to Italy as a solo female foodie thrill seeker that I took back in March 2022. I share all the details of where I went and what I did. This 3 day itinerary includes: 🛏️ Hostel experience 🚆 Transportation tips 🍴 Good and bad eats...focusing on local + non-touristy spots 🏞️ Scenic photo spots 🛍️ Souvenir tips with map coordinates

I spent hours upon hours researching for the best restaurants to eat at, so you don't have to! Save yourself the hours of scrolling and searching with my detailed guide! In the summer (July 2023) I visited Italy for a month with my intentions set with eating all the foods I have ever dreamed about in Italy. From hand rolled fresh pesto gnocchi to saffron risotto with lamb and gelato you'll think about for days. Actually, all these foods I am convinced you will think about for the rest of your life! I looked for the hidden local treasures and of course the costly fancy eats while visiting these two cities. When purchasing this guide I will give you exact locations, costs, reservations, recommendations, distances from main attractions, and honest reviews of places I had tried and did not care for! Alot of TikTok's and reels on social media make many of the well know restaurants and quick eats in Italy seem that they are worth every penny ... some are not, and I learned the hard way! Let me help you save money and budget your way through Italy while still eating like royalty along the way! (13 spots in Rome, 10 spots in Florence) I will add 7 bonus spots in other cities throughout Italy as well because they were just that good and I can't hide that from people! :)))

6 day guide for a 1st time visit to these cities. Links to book hotels, tours, and dining reservations also included. If you would like a custom itinerary made, please contact me at frameworktravelllc@gmail.com.

This itinerary will take you through 6 European countries in 24 days. It starts and ends in Frankfurt as it has one of the major airports in Europe. I will walk you through day-to-day, places to visit, activities to do and what are the best options when it comes to transport between locations. I created this itinerary after travelling through Europe for the last few years. I combined my experiences to create a compact itinerary that lets you make the most out of 3 weeks in Europe. 📍Germany 📍Italy 📍Vatican 📍France 📍Monaco 📍Belgium 📍Netherlands What is included: ✔️ Day to day itinerary for 24 days ✔️ Recommendations for activities in each location ✔️Two recommendations for budget accommodation in each location ✔️Food tour recommendation for each country to taste traditional food ✔️Comparison (price, duration, convenience) of transport options - bus, trains and Eurorail pass. What is not included ❌Restaurant recommendations

Some research based shortlisted hotels in Europe & Asia. All are central locations. Book away if you like any and you're welcome to share your feedback as I haven't stayed in most. Find me on Insta @nehastravelworld if you want to see my travels :) You can get personalised guide for any of the destinations by simply scheduling your first travel consultation or by signing up for one of the curated recommendations packages on Thatch!!! Destination included in this guide: (keeps getting updated) Asia: Bali, Thailand, Vietnam, Sri Lanka Amsterdam, Brussels, Spain (Barcelona, Madrid, Malaga, Sevilla), Lisbon, Vienna, Italy (Rome, Naples, Tuscany, Florence, Cinque Terre, Lake Como, Puglia, Amalfi Coast)

Tap here and scroll through ready-to-go maps featuring a local's top recommendations for the best foodie destinations in Florence. Alternatively, explore my 'Custom Italy Services' board for personalized recommendations and other services.

Save this guide and learn what local regional food you must try when traveling in Florence, Italy.

Only a few days in Tuscany and want to make the most of your time here? Step into the timeless beauty of Tuscany, where every rolling hillside, historic towns, and vineyard whispers stories of art, culture, and delectable Tuscan cuisine. Prepare to embrace this guide as your reliable companion on your enchanting Tuscan adventure. This isn't just a typical travel guide; it's your key to uncovering the hidden gems of this picturesque region, carefully crafted with passion and appreciation! 🌟🍷🏞️

Discover Florence through this detailed guide: places to visit and where to eat

Known as "the Florence of southern Italy," Lecce is gorgeously baroque around every corner! This historic city begs to be wandered in the quiet morning. It makes for a great base if you want to explore the Salento region or spend days at the beach and evenings in a small historic gem. In this guide, you’ll get: - 15 of the must-see spots in town, including my favorite shop for souvenirs! - the best tours of Lecce if you want a guide (walking tour and food tour editions) - 12 restaurants at varying price points - 5 coffee bars, enoteca, or cocktail bars - the best gelato in town - 5 beach day trips, including which are car or train accessible - the major sights with notes on what’s worth seeing and if they need advanced booking - an interactive map to help navigate you to each spot - recommendations on typical dishes to order

Ravenna is a city on the East coast of Italy, a couple of hours south of Venice: it's known as the Capital of Mosaics, a form of art that developed while the city was capital of the Roman Empire and later on during the Byzantine era. The 8 UNESCO heritage sites should be enough to convince you to go visit, but in case they aren't here's 5 reasons why you should: 1. It's CHEAPER than bigger cities like Venice, Florence or Rome, but that doesn't mean it's not as beautiful 2. Staying in a smaller city doesn't mean you won't be able to visit anything else: in fact Ravenna is very WELL CONNECTED by the railway system to multiple major destinations 3. Are you a SEA or MOUNTAIN person? Don't worry, Ravenna has both: 20 minutes east are its beaches, famous for their beach volleyball tournaments, while in the opposite direction you will find the Apennines! 4. Like anywhere else in Italy FOOD isn't the issue: lasagna, cappelletti, "bolognese" sauce, etc. are originally of Emilia Romagna, the region where Ravenna is found 5. Is Italy not enough for you? Apart from being close to Bologna's AIRPORT, Ravenna has also FERRIES that will take you to the Balkans region in no time!

Here's my itinerary for a 9-day trip interrailing Italy! In this guide you will see the top places to stay, eat and drink in Florence (2 days), Rome (3 days), Pompeii (1 day) and Positano (3 days). The itinerary stops in key regions of Italy, allowing you to experience the cultural and foodie regional differences of Italy. The best time of year to go is September, as it won't be packed with people on their summer holidays but is still hot! By the end of this itinerary, I guarantee you will be almost entirely made of pasta and pizza.

Route throughout some of the most important cities and villages in the beautiful country of Italy. This itinerary includes the detailed path, with great restaurant options, museums, and the most important monuments. As well, it includes prices for entrances so you can plan a budget.

Did you ever wonder where "bolognese sauce" comes from? Well, this guide is finally going to answer that question! Bologna has so many things to offer I don't even know where to begin. Let me give you some reasons why you should read this guide: - Bologna's Airport (BLQ) and Central train station connect the city to the rest of the country, all of Europe and several international destinations SUPER EASILY - It's not cheap, but definitely cheaper than big cities like Rome, Venice or Florence. Because of its train station you might even consider staying in a smaller town nearby and saving money that way. - You will be able to avoid huge crowds of tourists while experiencing local-living, especially thanks to the thousands of students who attend the University of Bologna. - Whether you also want to spend a few days by the beach or go get some fresh air in the mountains, you will have the chance to do both!

Bologna is one of Italy's many hidden gems. Only 40 minutes north of Florence, Bologna has something to do for everyone. From unique foods, tall towers, and moderate hikes, this city offers enough to keep you occupied for days. But for the sake of this guide, we'll be covering how to do everything in one day.